Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-05
DOUBLE THE PLANT
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Bar silver in New York yesterday, s5K.
Born. in Butte. November 2, to the wife
of E. F. Dolan, q son
Yesterday the Pacific Express shipped Is
bars Of Blue Bird bullion, worth SIS, 3l2,
An inventory OF the estate OF J. C. C.
Thornton was filed IN Probate Court yes
terday.
In Probate Court yesterday. appraisers
were appointed in the estate Of f. E.
Thiboult.
Yesterday morning Dennis Lynch and
Kate Sullivan we're married by Rev. Father
Van de Ven.
John 81. Ryan, corner Main and Galena,
Yesterday received another large consign'
ment OF Dublin porter.
The Butte merchants are already begin.
I ming to realize the benefits of the street cars,
which are bringing in quite O large trade
from suburban points.
Louis Crosse writes from Great Falls ask.
| ing THE MINER in what year Joe Scott
| killed Molly. Joe was sent to Jail for life
and escaped afterwards.
Rudolph Rune, q man who has for the last
two years been supposed by many Butte
| people to he ont Of his mind, was adjudged
insane in the Probate Court.
Yesterday Dora Clayton, who has been
1 in Warm Springs Asylum, and returned to
Butte. was examined by DR.. Murray in
Probate Court, and adjudged insane.
Since the row on Broadway the other
night the police have had but little to do,
and business in the Justice Courts is very
quiet. The parties implicated in the above
row are out or bail.
Adancing party under the auspices @!
Miriam Lodge No. z. Daughters of Rebekah,
will be held at the Odd Fellows Hall, West
Broadway. this e .enina. Odd Fellows and
| their ladies are invited to attend.
Assistant superintendent Bishop OF the
railroad unnel above Meaderville was in
the city last evening. He reports that the
work is progressing beyond the expectation
Of Contractors Writers j. Donahue.
Last Wednesday a young expressman ar.
rived at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
rhos. Avison, Meadervi!le. No sooner had
he arrived than he yelled. "All aboard!'
Both mother and o are doing we'll.
Geo. f. Fischer is making great prepare.
tions f,r the grand opening Of his elegant
new FALCON On Galena street, tomorrow
evening. This saloon cover the best OF
no less than nine buildings.
He NOEtueTU ACluC UepOL Az SalVIu =,
twenty-three miles from Butte, isnow being
built. and when it ia completed. about ten
days hence. regular trains will be run be-
tween that point and Helena. It is to be
hoped tho road will be extended to Butte
without unnecessary delay.
Nj. Cairns, manager OF the Rocky Noun
tain Telegraph lines, complains OF wire
cutting at Great Falls. The unfair oppo-
sitiOn offered this enterpYiae has an stirred
up the projectors that they have entered
into an alliance with the Posta.: Telegraph
to run wires to all points in the Northwest.
and give the strongest kind Of competition
to existing lines.
Six Cinnamon left for San Francisco last
night, via the Central Pacific. They intend
to visit the Flowery Kingdom, but the
main object Of their trip is to secure astock
OF opium, which, they think, will prove a
very profitable commodity in this city.
They appeared to be quite confident Of
their ability to smuegle inenough opium to
run several joints for q year or more.